Top 5 Photography Apps on Android in the US: Q2 2024 Performance

In Q2 2024, the top 5 photography apps on the Android platform in the United States exhibited interesting trends in terms of downloads, revenue, and active users. Here’s a detailed look at their performance:

Picsart: AI Photo Video Editor from PicsArt, Inc. showed a consistent weekly revenue averaging around $115K to $120K, with a slight dip to $110K in early June before recovering to $120K by the end of the quarter. Weekly downloads peaked at approximately 53K in the final week of June, following a fluctuating trend from 33K to 49K throughout the quarter. Weekly active users remained stable, hovering between 516K and 578K.

Photoroom AI Photo Editor experienced a notable rise in weekly revenue, reaching $131K in late April, with a slight decline to around $103K by early June before recovering to $115K at the end of the quarter. Downloads peaked at around 71K in mid-April but saw a dip to approximately 32K in late May, climbing back to 64K by the end of June. Active users fluctuated between 156K and 209K, with a general upward trend towards the end of the quarter.

FaceApp: Perfect Face Editor maintained a steady weekly revenue, ranging from $56K to $65K. Downloads saw an upward trend in June, peaking at 19K, after a relatively stable period of 10K to 13K in the earlier months. Active users remained consistent, ranging from 130K to 140K throughout the quarter.

Lightroom Photo & Video Editor by Adobe showed a steady weekly revenue growth, starting at around $49K and peaking at $58K by the end of June. Weekly downloads were highest in early April at 36K but generally stabilized around 18K to 20K. Active users saw a peak of 277K in early June, fluctuating between 238K and 271K during the rest of the quarter.

Private Photo Vault - Keepsafe had more modest weekly revenue, ranging from $44K to $52K, with a peak in early April. Downloads remained relatively low, averaging around 2.5K to 3.1K per week. Active users fluctuated between 103K and 120K, with a notable dip to 105K in early June.

These insights are based on data from Sensor Tower. For more detailed analytics and trends, visit Sensor Tower.